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Throw & Go
with Jackie Martin
5 dates available!
Curious about pottery but feeling hesitant? Explore the possibilities of ceramics in our welcoming studio! Join this 3-hour class (for ages 16 and up) where you'll learn the basics of pottery and craft two unique pieces with guidance from our skilled instructor. Once completed, choose from several slip colors to finish your creations, which will be fired and ready for pickup after. Don’t miss this chance to unleash your creativity—sign up now and dive into the world of ceramics!
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Intuitive Painting with Alcohol Inks
with Nina Yocom
Local artist Nina Yocom will guide students on how to intuitively create beautiful alcohol ink abstract works.
In this workshop students will begin by working on a blank 6" x 6" white ceramic tile focusing on the intuitive nature of inks and the fine balance between controlling them using a variety of tools and allowing the painting to process. We will apply inks to a number of different surfaces and learn to use tools such as paint brushes, foam brushes, and cool airflow to move the inks. We will also work with stencils, acrylic painters and fine liner pens to create mixed media pieces. All tools and materials are provided for a $35 fee payable to the instructor.
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
The Things They Left Behind
with Dr. Robert Kodosky
Join historian Dr. Robert Kodosky for a presentation on his new book, The Things They Left Behind: An American Military History. Through the personal artifacts left behind by those who served in America's wars, Kodosky reveals the stories of the people behind the uniforms. These objects preserve tales of heroism and sacrifice, triumph and loss, offering a tangible connection to the individuals who shaped our nation's history and helping bridge the gap between the front lines and the home front.
Part of Historic Yellow Springs' America 250 Speaker Series.
Advanced registration perfered
Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Basic Zentangle Workshop
with Susan Trembeth, CZT
Think you can’t draw? Think again! ✨
Join us for a relaxing, creative day of Zentangle® and discover just how easy it is to create beautiful art—one stroke at a time. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of the Zentangle Method, explore a variety of tangles, and create your own beautiful finished tiles. No artistic experience needed—just bring yourself! Come ready to slow down, have fun, and be surprised by what you can create.
Yes, you CAN draw!
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Ceramic Face Tile
with John Son
Create a unique ceramic face tile using clay and your imagination! Learn basic hand-building techniques to shape and decorate a one-of-a-kind face design. Add your own personality with fun features, textures, and details.
All tools and materials are provided. Finished pieces will be fired and ready for pickup at a later date.
This class is held in a ADA accessable studio space
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Yellow Springs Ceramics National Panel Discussion with Ceramics Instructors
with Lauren Nolan
Curious about contemporary ceramics? Join our ceramics artist instructors; Susan Bankert, Bradford Davis, Rich Holck, Kiya Nicole, Lauren Nolan and Ryan Wheeler, for a free, informal panel discussion inspired by the Yellow Springs Ceramics National. Open to ceramic artists, students, and anyone interested in the medium, this conversation will explore the faculty’s individual approaches to pottery making and their responses to the exhibition. Hear how artists interpret form, surface, materials, and function, and gain new perspectives on the diverse ways clay can be used to create.
Ceramic Ornament
Get creative with clay and make a handmade ornament to add to your seasonal décor! Learn basic hand-building techniques while creating and decorating your own unique ceramic ornament.
All tools and materials are provided. Finished bowls will be fired and ready for pickup at a later date.
This class is held in a ADA accessable studio space
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!
Layers & Impressions: Gel Plate Printmaking
with Heather Carey
Explore Gel Plate Printmaking! Discover the creative possibilities of gel plate printmaking in this hands-on workshop with artist Heather Carey of Heather Carey Studios. Gel plate printing is an accessible mono-printing process that encourages experimentation through layers of color, texture, and pattern. Using acrylic paint, stencils, natural and found materials, participants will create a collection of one-of-a-kind prints while exploring a variety of techniques, including texture building, masking, and layered printing.
Throughout the workshop, students will develop an understanding of the gel plate printing process while embracing the unexpected results that make each print unique. Finished prints may stand alone as original works of art or become beautiful elements for collage, art journals, handmade books, greeting cards, and mixed media projects. Suitable for both beginners and experienced artists, this workshop offers an inviting opportunity to expand your creative practice, explore new techniques, and discover the expressive potential of mono-printing.
All materials are provided. Participants are welcome to bring fashion magazines or National Geographic magazines to incorporate transfers into their work, along with favorite textured materials such as leaves, lace, or bubble wrap. Please avoid bringing anything with sharp edges that could damage the gel plate.
$15 Materials Fee payable to the instructor
- We believe art should be accessible to all. Scholarships are available for those who qualify.
- Membership is one of the easiest and most effective ways to support our mission! Learn more about it's benefits and discounts!